Fire Protection Sprinkler Inspector
gpacOverland Park (KS)
About the role
Fire Protection Inspector NeededWe just partnered with a well-established fire protection contractor with a strong regional presence and a reputation built over decades of quality work, integrity, and long-term client relationships. Our company is known for doing things the right way — investing in our people, standing behind our work, and maintaining the trust of owners, and contractors in the region. We are currently seeking a Fire Protection Sprinkler Inspector to join their team. Why This Opportunity Stands OutStable company with decades in business Well respected in the region by customers, GCs, and AHJsConsistent workload supported by long-term clients Leadership that understands the trade and values quality work Opportunity for growth, advancement, and continued certification support A professional environment where inspectors are trusted and supported
Compensation & Benefits:
- Competitive pay based on experience and certifications
- Company vehicle
- Health benefits, paid time off, and paid holidays
- Training and certification support
- Long-term career opportunity with a contractor known for quality and professionalism
- Fire Protection Inspector Requirements 5+ years experience or moreNICET I inspector
If you're an inspector looking for a long-term home with a company that values craftsmanship, accountability, and reputation, we'd welcome the opportunity to connect.
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